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Man of Many Heads.
It may be your Birthday, but my taste for you is equivalent to hate.
It may be your Birthday, but you still have sand in your undies.
Your stained glass smile emits a shallow glow.
Hal Johnson and Hal Johnson
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Springvale is famous for many things. It’s massive population of 68, Flash’s convenience store and… it is also the birthplace of Craig Edward LeClair. Craig’s talent was realized almost immediately. By the age of three he was already carrying programs and handing them out to the locals. By the age of five he was selling tickets to ball hockey games in nearby Milton. By the age of thirteen he was attracting scouts from many different theatres. When he turned seventeen he turned down an offer by the Neptune Theatre to work in their box office for the summer. He instead decided to hone his personal skills, and accepted a volunteer position at the Confederation Centre of the Arts. The next year was draft year. Craig was taken as the first overall pick by the Confederation Centre. Craig quickly made his way into the starting line up. By the end of the first week he was selling tickets while wearing a blindfold and having both hands tied behind his back. Craig’s hard work eventually paid off and in the summer of 2008 he was unveiled as the Confederation Centre’s new Heritage Guide Co-ordinator. “I knew this kid was going places whenever I first interviewed him,” was Darcy Campbell’s reaction. Craig put up solid numbers as a first year guide, and is looking to add to those in his second season as Head Guide. Anyways I wrote this just to be a total Jackass. The real story here is…
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